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Mr.Sam's Projects; Personal & Collaborative
Topic Started: Dec 6 2014, 06:34 AM (103,573 Views)
Jon Sam
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Thanks Guys !

I am very surprised that no one can guess what kind of animal I am trying to work xD !

Already to start... It's a DINOSAURS

So I'm sorry but no prehistoric bird for that time. Now I also want to say that this is not a Theropods, because almost all theropods possess a fourth toe that is usually placed more Top compared to three other.
One or two person among you had this point.

So think before I expose the subject animal.. :P

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PrimevalBrony
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Probably something in Ornithopoda. Most likely a basal ornithopod like Drinker or Jeholosaurus

Either that or it's a pachycephalosaur
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Bebopgroove
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I'm going to make another guess of an Ornithomimus based on last year's new findings of its preserved tail and ostrich-like soft tissue.

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Ignacio
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But he said it is not a theropod :P
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Bebopgroove
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Oh :( Well poop.

Well I know everyone has either guessed a prehistoric bird, and extinct bird, or a theropod, and Sam said neither of those, so I have no idea.
Edited by Bebopgroove, Feb 15 2016, 11:55 AM.
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Mr.Samosaurus
Feb 15 2016, 08:51 AM
Thanks Guys !

I am very surprised that no one can guess what kind of animal I am trying to work xD !

Already to start... It's a DINOSAURS

So I'm sorry but no prehistoric bird for that time. Now I also want to say that this is not a Theropods, because almost all theropods possess a fourth toe that is usually placed more Top compared to three other.
One or two person among you had this point.

So think before I expose the subject animal.. :P

It perhaps a Kulindadromeus or a Tianyulong,I guess.
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Ulquiorra
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So that leaves the Ornithischians as the best candidate as to what kind of dinosaur this is, I hope it's some kind of hadrosaurid.
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Ignacio
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Looks to slender and fit for running to be some kind of hadrosaur. I'm gonna gues Heterodontosaurus.
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Acinonyx Jubatus
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Dryosaurus? I dunno, but a high-quality Dryosaurus would completely make my day.
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Paleodude
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Can't see it being a pachycephalosaur as they usually have a small 4th toe along the ankle, I'm going out there and saying early thyreophoran or small ceratopsian.
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Feb 15 2016, 02:30 PM
Can't see it being a pachycephalosaur as they usually have a small 4th toe along the ankle, I'm going out there and saying early thyreophoran or small ceratopsian.
Didn't early thyreophorans have a forth toe on their hind feet as well? I know Scelidosaurus did, but I don't know about Scutellosaurus.
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Can't see it being a pachycephalosaur as they usually have a small 4th toe along the ankle, I'm going out there and saying early thyreophoran or small ceratopsian.
Didn't early thyreophorans have a forth toe on their hind feet as well? I know Scelidosaurus did, but I don't know about Scutellosaurus.

Yes, Scutellosaurus also had a small fourth toe.

As for my guess, I would have to agree with Acinonyx Jubatus. It is definitely too slender to be a Hadrosaurid, so that only really leaves Dryosaurids.
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Feb 15 2016, 01:16 PM
Dryosaurus? I dunno, but a high-quality Dryosaurus would completely make my day.
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Yeah AJ, It's a Dryosaurus Altus !

Enjoy !
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Lookin really good Sam. :)
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amazing but my first guess was still right it was a foot
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